Algiers
Algiers, Tipaza & the Casbah
Four days in the white city: the Casbah's palaces, the bay from Notre-Dame d'Afrique and the Roman ruins of Tipaza by the sea.
About 1,200 km of Mediterranean shore: Roman ruins by the sea, capes and coves, port cities and the green mountains of Kabylie — a perfect complement to the Sahara.
Algeria's coastline runs for about 1,200 km between Morocco and Tunisia. Mountains often drop straight into the sea, creating capes, cliffs and sheltered coves, while the great port cities each have their own character. It is the Algeria of olive groves, fishing harbours, Roman ruins and summer evenings on the corniche.
Algiers
Four days in the white city: the Casbah's palaces, the bay from Notre-Dame d'Afrique and the Roman ruins of Tipaza by the sea.
The Mediterranean coast
Capes, coves and mountain villages: walk Gouraya National Park, swim at Aokas and eat grilled sardines by the harbour.
Béjaïa
Eight days from the coast of Béjaïa into the forested Babor mountains: an eco-lodge, the summit of Adrar Amellal, fir forests, waterfalls and the Roman city of Djemila.
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